Nutritional Info

The MuscleFood website only provides nutritional stats per slice and 100g, which is pretty unhelpful considering that absolutely no-one – not even an anti-Italian supermodel on hunger strike – would eat just one slice of pizza.

So here, below, are the macros per whole 350g pizza:

Chicken & Pepper Protein Pizza

Calories

577.5kcal

Protein

67.9g

Carbs (of which sugar)

29.4g (1.05g)

Fat (of which saturates)

19.25g (11.32g)

For a pizza, these stats are absolutely incredible, with a total calorie count of under 600kcal!

To put that in context, a large pizza from Domino’s will usually contain around 2,000kcal, sowith this MuscleFood pizza you’re consuming upwards of 50% less calories than your average pizza.

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